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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-23
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
Coast Line Railroad.

AOb NAi ''ctAA hDCAA1NAtAACs
CATHEDRAL CEMETERY. BONAVENTURE
AND THUNDERBOLT
The following schedule will be observed on and
after MONDAY Oct. 3, 1887 week days.
(See special schedule for Sunday
Leave Savannah tcity timel, 7:10, 1925, A. NJ,
800, 400, 1915 p. NJ.
Leave 1hunderbolt. $3.50, 500 A. NJ, 1890 400,
t5:40 PM
Leave Bonaventure, 600. $40 A. NJ, 1880, 4:10,
$50 P. NJ.
saturday night last car leaves city 7:15, in
stead Of 6;35 Hast car leaves ThunderbolU $40,
insteed of GEO, as formerly.
Take Broughton street ears 25 minutes before
departure of Suburban trains
r. E. COBB, Supt.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Is valuable substitute for tea or coffee. 1t
nourishes, while they only stimulate. ksuperior
drink for children and for nervous and delicate
women 1t is different from all other cOcoas.
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Savannah, Florida & WeSternR Railway

lAll trains on this road are run by Contra.
Standard Timel
TIME CARD IN EFFECT NOV IL 1852
as follows: NA Nany
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Comfy.
For Baltimore.
CABIN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIP so
CABIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 OO

TINE STEAMSHIPS of this Company are an
L pointed to sail from Savannah for Balt-
more as foIlows-cty time:
GEO. APPOLD Capt. WARREN, MONDAY,
Nov. 2S, at P. NJ.
VIM. CRANE. Capt. BnLUPs, SATURDAY,
Dec 3. at $50 A. NJ.
Dec s, at PM
WIN. CRANE, Capt. BILLUPs, TUESDAY, Dec
10, at p. NJ
And from Baltimore on the days above named
at3P.M
Through bills lading given to all points West,
all the manufacturing towns in New England
and to ports of the United Kingdom and the
Continent.
JAS. B. WEST & CO.. Agents.
ia Bay street.
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SOUTHWARK.

*Daily between Savannah and CharleStoi
1Sundays only. 80, p.-,
Train No. Is makes no connection WIN ro.,
RoyaI and Augusta Railway, and stops only az
Ridgeand, Green Pond and Ravenel. IRAN !,
stops only at Yemassee and Green Pono, any
connects for Beaufort and Port Royal daily, any ny
for Allendale daily, except sunday lra a p,ys
and IS connect from and for Beaufort and fon
Royal daily .d ali
Tor tickets, sleeping car reservations a ana ~
other information apply TO WIN. div IsHtti
Special Ticket Agent, % Bull street, anu ~
Charleston and Savannah railway ticket once
at Savannah, Florida and Western kaliwas
depot. q. s. GADSDEN' oup~
JUNE 8, 1857.
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4:O4 m Ar. .Chattahoochee Lv 1I:8Oam
Pullman buffet cars 10 and from Jacksonville
ana New York, to and from Jacksonville and
New Orleans via Pensacola
L CT III npIrAA 1rvr,r,rnrsc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-11

HerCigantiCMajeSty

The Largest Human on Earth, or that ever
was on Earth, was born and raised in Henry
county, Kentucky. and never was out of that
county until the 4th day of September, 1885,
She never was more than eight miles from
home before that time. She married when
she was slave not more than Is years old,
and she only weighed SO pounds at that time
At Is years of age she weighed 125 pounds;
at the age of % years, $50 pounds; at So years.
401 pounds; at SO years, 511 pounds. at 40
years, 635 pounds; at 46 years, 707 pounds; at
a years, which was on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER. 1886. she weighed 727 pounds: and
the LIST day of January, 1887, she weighed
733 pounds, and on the 4th of July, 1887, III
pounds, weighing more than any human on
earth. She also measures more than any
human on earth, measuring 30t inches around
the arm; SO inches around the thigh; 8 #. 10
in. around her. 80 inches around the calf, is
5 fit. 81 in. high, and weighs over TT pounds.
On the 10Th day of January, 1884. Big Win
ME sat in her house in Henry county. Ken
lucky, while her boys went hunting and they
stayed longer than they expected, and her
thighs froze to the floor, necessitating a sur
gical operation and the removal of z pounds
of flesh by Dr. Jones, of Bethlehem. Henry
county, KY.
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a Daughter of List.

AnolF bcuhsaye7s PaflH I1etttr
Some interest has bsen excited by the appear
anee OF a young lady who claims 70 be daugh-
ter OF List. Her mother. she says, was and is
nnembes Of ope OF the relgning families of Eu-
rope; indeed. ons of the most eminent royalties.
Her birth WAS kent q secret. of course. 10 avoid
3 scandal. and she was brought MP ignorance OF
her pareptage. She was. however, sreated al
nnost ike young princess When Laszt died
she was visited one night secretly bs~she royal
lady In question, who first obtained fry,na her
oath OF seersev, and then told her tie story of
her birth. The young lady still etnceais the
M me of her mother. who is living tut feels
Ger obligation TO keep the OATH 10 far as her
dead faszer II concerned. She il - handsome
Girl, With Liszt's east Of features htswith an
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Notes of the Stage.

Notes of the Stage.
Miss Fannie Cohen. a young lady we'll known
in this CITY, is with Castleton's Crazy Patch"
Rose Coghlan has purchased Charles Coehlan's
new play, s.Jocelyn," written for Mrs. Langtry.
Joseph Jefferson will go to his Louisiana
plantation next week, to remain there until the
spring.
Geo. NJ Caprice, drama attic star Of ten years
ago. has announced his intention to re-enter the
profession.
Modjeska will appear at the Grand on the
evening of the 29th inst The play has not yet
been decided upon.
Arthur B. Chase, director of the Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barrett company. says that the profits
of the tour thus far have been SIS, 900 per week.
Mr.. Richard Mansfield has a desire to appear
in the classic drama, and is having q play writ
ten in which he will personate one of the most
noted characters in Roman history.
Mr.. G. R Simss new play, 1.-THE Golden Lad
der,' will be produced at the Globe Theater in
Boston, by Mr. Wilson Barrett for his opening
play in December. IL is said to contain some
beautiful scenes.
feet that George Dickson will deliver lectures
the freaks" in the Eden Musee. every hour this
week. II he does it will be bigger attraction
than big Winnie"
Comic opera seems to be on the decline. This
year there are less than twenty companies trav
cling through the country. where year or two
ago more than one hundred screecbed from the
Atlantic coast to the Rockies
s'The Sogearth," the new romantic Irish play,
is being played in the West with very great sue
cess. It will be given its first production in
Chicago next Sunday night. at Hooley's Theater.
Mr.. W. II. Thompson has made q hit as Si!as
Crane in every CT ty where the piece has been
PLAYED, and Miss Adele Belearde is said to have
been quite successful as the heroine.
Stage kisses have been more talked about than
for some time since HRS. Langtry said her lead
ing Juvenile had been paying osculatory atten-
tions to her slippers. Theater-Roers were more
or less ereved that Mrs. Potter ooycotted the
kiss entirely in her dramatic love-making. 1t is
a new departure, except that Mary Anderson.
OF all the beautiful stars, has never been sus-
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apparently native talent for music. She has re-
ceiyed handsome fortune from her mother,
and will not be 6ependens upon her own exer-
.ions for living. but her enthusiasm for music
Is great that she will give series of public
pano-forte recitale. aud perhaps make concert
tour of the world
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Base Ball Notes.

Base Ball Notes.
George Tebeau still refuses to sign with Gin
<einnati.
Base ball is being played on roller skates at
Kansas City.
Pfefer has become an immense favorite in
San Francisco.
Dan OLeary is an applicant for the Washing
ton rnanagement
Pitcher Healy is st present in the grocery bust
ness with his father.
New York papers say that Gillespie is not like
" TO play any more with New York.
Several OF the Washington players have been
given government positions for the winter.
George Shefer Is DESTROYS of again playing on
League o. Association club. He led the West
ern League in batting last season.
President Day intends sending his men South
next spring. This will give his new hands q
chance TO show what they can do.
The American Association is going to make it's
games doubly attractive next year by having all
of tbs best umpires in the country.
President Stern, OF the Cincinnati club, is
willing to trade Fennelly for Gilmore, but that
il deal that will never suit the Senators.
There will be any number OF complications
among scorers over thu rule giving an error for a
base ON balls and at the same time allowing the
run to be earned
PhiladeIphla Press: Esterbrook can hardly
be of IS much service first bsse for Indian
Apolis as Shomberg. He Ia no better fielder
and much poorer batter.
Under the revised League contract Tom Deas-
path TO obtain any compensasion for his services
next season from the Washington club
Pitcher Leitner will graduate from the Belle
wue Medica. College in March. He will not re-
turn to base ball again, but open Office in
Nyack and follow his chosen profession.
The Chicago club management has decided
not 70 sell Pfeffer to the Washington club. owing
70 the strong objections of the Chicago people TO
parting with such desirable second baseman.
Eight OF the Detroit players have formed a
stcomhiner and will refuse to sign with the club
next season If Watkins IS retained "a manager.
WATKINS will undoubtedly CO. but who his sue
csssor will be is Jet uncertain.
Louisville Letter TO Philadelphia Press: Lev
Ehreve says he will not pitch for Indianapolis
next season for less than $500 He says he
was paiG at the rate of s.. 800 last season Ram
sey and Hecker are counted good pitchers. and
yet they are glad to get g 600 Shreve never
saw the day he could pitch with either
Sporting Life: Detroit has six pitchers. two
more fhaa il expects to carry NEXT year. Presl-
dent Stern promised manager Fogel one OF the
lot next spring, and this pledge was renewed to
Mr. Brush IN New York 1T the ex- n anagers re-
quest, so Indianapolis need not worry about
not having enough pitchers next season, even II
Clark is lost &C them
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THE germs of scrofula destroyed by Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
ATTENTION
Members Of Legislature!
Attention Strangers!
Attention Citizens!

IF you wish to invest a small
amount of money in West st. Paul
that will net you a good profit in
a short time. we would respect
fully call your attention to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
J. FAIRCHILD & CO.'S LIST.
858 JACKSON ST.

TWENTY EIGHT LOTS FACING UNI
versity avenue Tor SIS, 600; cheap at this
price.
BLOCK >. MIL TONS ADDITION, FOR
$50. 600; 50. 600 cash, balance on or be
fore I'VE years al . per cent.
FIVE SOUTH-FRONTING LOTS on
Fremont street. at a bargain if taken at
once.
BUY \ LOT AT WHITE BEAR LAKE
for SO; so cash, balance July :.
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES AT WHITE
Bear lake at a price that Will pay 200 per
cent by plating; this IS q bargain: we
mean II.
PRICES WILL SOON BE ADVANCED
on Skidmore X Cassidy park; buy now
and get the benefit OF the raise.
BLOCK IG. OF JACKSON u BID
wells addition to West st. Paul for
IS. 600: who wants il?
IF YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY
sold at a fair price. list II with Us and we
VIII sell it for you.
WE HAVE ACRES. LOTS AND
blocks for sale in all directions
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY TO
get The benefit Of the spring boom.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
miscellaneous.

Davis & Brown report very active market
Their sales during the past week amounted
10 over S14S coo. OF this sum SI2S.O0O was
business property on Fifth and Sixth Streets
between Washington and Jackson streets.
Other sales were in Summit Park. South St
Paul. Milton addition and property on Mar
shall avenue.
j. 5. Fairchild SEQ. report sales of $50. 600
worth in Skidmore Cassidy's D ark. Block
d. Boulevard addition. 5000, and block :.
QuinDy park. for S7,00o.
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS
The following transfers were recorded in the Of
fee OF the register OF deeds YESTERDAY: -
c 3 Wright TO Anna Henley. Its and II. blk
,, Anna z Ramsey ado ..... 81 7Oo
w 7 Morton and vile 10 ] p LayalIe, Il 80
blk 8 Morton's add. 4s0
W Morton and wife TO Geo Robson. It %
blk 4. Morton's add. 29o
J Aiinea and wife 10 5 Villaume n 100 It OF
fts5 and s biz 90. Banning & divers add s5D
7 Brayton 10 + Henderson, 100 II of Its
II and y. biz SO, Banning s OliYier's add. son
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
ST. Anthony Hill.
An Exclusive List.

DAYTON ATENUE-60 feet front. 81.
600. one third cash: will sell in 60 days
for $. 600.
MARSHALL AFENUE-Two fine lots,
-. O00. Another at 81. 800. Also So
feet east of Kent. south front. So soc.
GRAND AVENUE-Sl.6 600 for a beauti-
fuI lot near end OF street car line. This
is cheap. Terms easy.
HAGUE ANENUE-SI.0 $50. Another at
81. $50: and a 60-foOt corner for 81. $50.
NEAR UNIVERSITY AVENU E-A cor
her lot above grade and level. for $500:
5000 cash and SO a month. Some peo-
pie might call this a snap on small
scale" Call and see for yourself.
IGLFHART AND MILLER-SO feet. cor
ner, south front. - 500 Lots within
one block held at -. 600 each.
MARTINA me corner. 500.
MONTHLY AIENTS-I have one
good F0t On the hill for sale inthis way.
ANNA Z. RAMSEY'S ADDITIONAL
large list.
DAYTON+S BLUFF-FOur good lots Mar
garet and Dawson streets. 81. 600: one
on Mendoza. near Third. 81, O50.
sls5 COMO.
Those large lots adjoining the Park at
$3.50. $50 cash and S25 quarterly. are nearly
all gone. but 1 have a few South-facing in
block at the old price. Look them up.
81 advertise nothing that is not cheap.
1. ROTHSCHILD,
l04 East Third street.
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Cullen u Houlron,s List.
I22 Dakota az.

TSR LOTS south of Banning divers addi-
4SJO tior. West Sc. Paul facing ottawa. Cher
okee and Delaware SITS. monthly payments;
prices $780, $3.50 and $3.50 Per lot: also large list
OF property in Banning & divers addition and
ait parts Of West st. Paul; some good acres for
plating; give as a call. Cullen & HcuIton, I2z
Dakota aY., West st. Paul Is
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OAK VIEW

which is only ten minutes walk
from SOUTH ST. PAUL STA
TION. and in the immediate
vicinity of the UNION STOCK
YARDS and the various improve
ments that are springing up in
that locality. OAK VIEW is
located on nigh ground and over
looking all those important i'm
pFOvements. We have a few lots
left that we are offering at 5000
per lot on reasonable terms. which
we think it would be to your in
tefest to investigate. We are
prepared to offer you special in
ducements on block lots in same
addition. We also have a large
list of West st. Paul property.
For further particulars call on
or address
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; John a Sabfn and wife TO NJ Bjork. Ii n
blk Ice Lyman Dayton's add 1...-.. > nm
W II Davidson and wife to Hager Is Curry
Its and !, blk 10, ST Paul Proper go. 00C
Chas y Johnson TO Anna Munich. 1t Is, blk
IS. Lyman Dayton,s add -. 2,lOo
W II Sanboru and wife TO Thos C Walther
lis 10 and is, blk 3, Il ), blk /, Sanborn's
Midway Heights. 1850
29 and so, blk 5, It's Is and It, blk 4, san
born's Midway Heights. Observation-Disclosures. > nm
Charles II Wagner TO Perkins & Stark lts
$780, blk I6, Syndicate add No 5..... 7.5a0
H Barnabee ct al to Eva Hoyt ct al 1t
| 80, biz y. Walcott's add. ............ $50
! W 81 Mcdonald to Eva Hpyt ct al, 1t 90 blk
Z. Walcotts add; 49,. 675
% blk Is. Michel & Robertsons add ON
! Irwin Beaumont TO Michel 4 Robertson It's
| 1880 blk 49, 1t %, blk u. Michel & Robert
H Barnabee to c E D oimstead, Ii 10, blk -'0-'
II, Walcote' s add .....--. SIS
W H Mcdonald to D Olmstead, 1t 70, blk
Il. waleote,s add Sz5
L A Clapp TO y Frost. = 1t Is, blk ?
Woodland PARK add. -.............-... 400
! J Harman ct al 70 Mary Barteau, ) acres sec
+ s. town %. range 25.:...;.-.- ...... $1,000
Ella Sanders ana husband TO A Peet
tract OF land 100 feet wide on summit av 1900
/ " II Sanborn and wife to Thos Riley It's
to 1. big / Sanborn's Midway add. ... 1900
| Il Stevens 10 q " Keller. part lis l and 9
blk Il, st Paul Proper..-..--.. -. $4,000
| Geo W Keller TO VIM Graves, part Its
and >, Blk II. ST Paul Proper. ......... % 600
James Middleton ana wife TO J Miller, It %,
blk Is. Arlington Hills add. 500
/ Mary Fay 10 c Brown, It 10 and half OF
| H. blk 10. Merriam Park. .-......... - $500
/ c ArruI TO A ] Bennett, Its II and p bIk
20, oakvilIe Park: LOGO
I James Stinson TO w Cornish ct al. 1t r.
blk 9. and Ii y. blk 7. Leech' add. 6 GOO
! E II Murray and NJ W Fay to J MorreH. e Is
+ It s. blk %, and W l21s feet OF 1t T. blk p
| Merriam Park................ .... 695
/ NJ NJ Hillman 10 W r Murray II Z. blk II.
Merriam Park. ....... eAO
| Thos Cannon and wife TO P Tierney. 1t %.
! blk 3, Syndicate Add No 5.............. $50
/ w Funk and wife TO L z Krieger. & 1t
| blk IS, and 4 1t &c. blk r. Eastville
4 ftelSAtS-- $50
| ] st Aubin and wife TO Z K Dufresne It
/ %. blk II. ST Aubin & Dion's add....... 800
| Chas Rudolph TO Nellie Jerrard. Its and g.
blk =. Banning 0liviers add. ....... l60G
/ Thos B Duncan and Barry to q FOLSOM Its
! % and %, Blk S, Anna RaTnsey's add -. 1890
VIM Kennedy and wife TOD Saucy, II Is. blk
/ G5 Banning & Oliyiers aid.............. GOO
| II Kennedy and wife TO Sauey, 1t Il. blk
to- Banning Il oiiviers add. .-....-.. 500
E T Smart 10 c Arrol lis S and g. blk 6.
! Elicit Bernhei mer 4rnold's add. $500
Nine unpublished transfers. .275
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c. H. GEORGE. R.P. MILLER. c.M GEORGE
GEORGE BROS.
3O5 ROBERT STREET.
Carnival Week !
We have listed exclusively
for this week the following
Choice Property, which we
can recommend
can recommend.

1.050 each for two lots on DAYTON avenue,
in Ramsey's addition: above grade.
So, 900 for block of % lots in East st.
Paul. two blocks from Seventh street.
This is tirst-class investment. Only
One-third cash.
So, 100 for corner (1O0x15O) Laurel and
Milton streets. 5000 will handle this
property for 80 days. This is very
cheap,
SCHOONER on ST. Anthony avenue in
College Park: above grade; very choice.
IS. OOO-Choice piece on Wabasha street.
just above College avenue. This is
only S110 foot.
Two blocks in Banning & OIiviers Ad-
diton.
$3.50 Each for TWO lots in Sweeney's Ad-
dttion (50X150) on Lucy street. facing
south. These are very cheap.
$675-Elegant lot on Minnehaha street, in
Hamline. street graded. four blocks
from depot This can't be beat. Come
Monday II you want this.
S850-Lot on Rondo street, rear Victoria.
above grade: 81, 600 for lots adjoining
s., 100 For fine lot on Grand avenue; streets
graded: sidewalks laid.
81, 150-South facing lot on st. Anthony
avenue. between Kent and Dale
streets.
SS50-T, of in 7 ,overfno-,s Addition IN T~rion
Park: very fine.
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v. E. BURTON.
REAL ESTATE And LOANS.
$40 Jackson Street.

A GREAT BARGAIN IN WHITE BEAR
village PROPERTY. 223 lots including
many beautiful lots fronting on lake
shore. The entire lot at low figure,
if taken at ence.
A BARGAIN on SIXTH STREET. BE-
tween Robert and Minnesota, 25X150
feet.
50. 0OO-THREE LOTS OK RAMSEY
street.
$40. TWO LOTS UNLOCK 81. RICE
x Iryine's addition. facing Irvine Park
&. 70O-CORNER LOT IN MARSHALL'S
addition.
s7Oo-CORNER LOT ON SCHEFFER
streer. one block from Seventh.
$50 PER ACRE ONLY FOR EIGHTY
acre tract in Mounds View town.
FOR RENT-E%TIRE THIRD STORY.
$50 jackson street. suitable for lodge
room or manufacturing.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate at lowest current rates. No
delay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
REAL EsrATE FOE SALE.

K u Set
Blackwell d. MeCauIey,s List.
60 East Third st.
Two iine lots, 50x125, on Edmund st, at 81, 500
L each.
Two lots within three lots of Rice on Fuller,
4 at $500 each; big bargain
CORNER on Dunlap and selbY ay. Anna Z
cheap. -'O -e'' = ''-'1se' T''''O'
. TWO LOTS on Armstrong a7., WatsonIs ad-
L dltion. at $3.50 each.
'Wo LOTS on Hague av., at $3.50 each; big
4 bargain.
FINE LOT, 50xI50, on Carroll St, graded: good
locality, at $3.50.
SAOCh 46. in Banning & OlivIerss addition.
Y west St Paul. at quite margin.
/ oIS IN the Motor Line addition close to
= depot, at low figures; call early Monday.
ALE BLOCK ~ in Brown 8 Jackson's ad-
- dltlon, West side. at bargain.
LEW LOTS left in Meeham's addition at $500
eacn; II you want one call early.
ZINE PROPERTY at the corner of Forbes
4 and West Seventh ST.; low figures.
oIS IN Bellevue College Park Lincoln Park.
II Spring Park. st. Clair and Short Line John
l. Wards. Northern Pacific shops and few left in
nashville Heights addition.
| of p. in block 10, Anna 4. Ramsey's addition,
IL at low figures
BUSINESS Lot on West seventh st. at $. 900;
y snap.
IA ! ACRES within two and oue-half miles of
Inyer Grove station at $50 per acre; four
minutes from stock yards
II ICE HOUSE and corner lot at White Bear,
: 0oxl5O tt, seven-reems. well, good cellar, at
| OTIS at Hamline from $425 to $500, or by the
f YOU WANT your property sold Quick list it
with US; call and see US. IS East Third st. I6
Davidson. Bayard q Co.'S List.
S2l Robert st.
Gh 700 FOR 100 feet on East seventh It.
eIJs w suitable for manufacturing and
shipping interests; railroad at rear of lot.
Slil(l EACH for lots near Concord street
G1Inl EACH for lots on Payne aY.
sou EACH for I0fs on Annapolis St.
1929 EACH for a few lots ON Jessamine st.
G000 EACH for few lots at Lake Phalen.
/ oTS and blocks in ali parts OF Banning 3 OH
IL vier's addition.
w HAVE buyers waiting for lots, blocks
and acres TO suit: bring in a list of your
property at reasonable prices. and we viii make
quick sale Tor you. Davidson, Bayard i Co., 32I
Robert ST. is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
BIG BARGAIN !

II 0teI and Three Lots on Bank
of White Bear Lake. S5, 500.
Terms liberal.
]. D. RAMALET, Filth and Jackson.
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Blackwell d. McCauIey.s List.
G9 Est rhira e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
Total, 46pieces .....-......

Total. 46 pieces observation-disclosures 25o.2i0
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday:
John MeClosky, l15-story frame barn. Pres
colt bet Harwood and Woodbury. $500. $500
Geo ChristophersUn. 2-story frame dwelling.
Marion, bet wayzata and Front -. 1900
Peter N Olson, 2-story frame dwelling. Min.
nehana. near De soto............ ....... 2.000
Two minor permits 900